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Diary

Wednesday, 10 January 2018 -
England will play Nigeria at Wembley and Costa Rica at Elland Road in
their final friendly matches ahead of this summer's World Cup. Nigeria
will visit on 2 June while England will face Costa Rica at Leeds
United's ground on 7 June. Gareth Southgate said: "We're going
into a World Cup where we will play African and Central American
opposition, so we get that with the games against Nigeria and Costa
Rica, but it's not just about the games we've got in the group but
hopefully beyond that as well. We want to expose the team to different
styles and different experiences. All of the feedback from the team
before Euro 2016 was really positive, the players enjoyed it and it
was definitely well received by the public. It's nice when we have an
opportunity to take the team on the road."

Wednesday, 25 April 2018 - Alex
Oxlade-Chamberlain will miss the World Cup this summer after injuring
a knee during Liverpool's Champions League tie against Roma. The
24-year-old midfielder was taken off on a stretcher in the 15th minute
of Tuesday's match at Anfield after challenging Aleksandar Kolarov. He
had a scan today which revealed a knee ligament injury. "Absolutely
devastated to have picked up this injury at such a crucial time," said
Oxlade-Chamberlain. It is understood Oxlade-Chamberlain spoke to
England manager Gareth Southgate to inform him about the injury. "The
extent of the injury means Oxlade-Chamberlain is set to miss the
remainder of the campaign for Liverpool, as well as the World Cup in
Russia with England," Liverpool said in a statement."Oxlade-Chamberlain will now begin a
rehabilitation programme to enable him to reach full fitness again as
soon as possible, returning to action next season." The Reds added
there would be "no specific timescale" on the former Arsenal player's
return.

Tuesday, 8 May 2018 -
Joe Gomez is out of England's World Cup campaign, and will miss the
Champions League final against Real Madrid after undergoing ankle
surgery. The 20-year-old picked up the injury during England's
friendly against the Netherlands in March. "Gutted to confirm that my
season for both club and country is over having undergone successful
ankle surgery," he said. "Been a tough few weeks trying everything
possible to be available on the pitch to help the team. I'm going to
do all I can to get back and be in the best possible shape for
pre-season. The focus now is to support the team in the two biggest
games of the season," Gomez added. The former Charlton player has made
23 league appearances for the Reds this season. After hurting his
ankle in March, he returned for Liverpool against West Brom on 21
April, and played against Stoke a week later, but will now miss the
match on 26 May.

Tuesday,
14 May 2018 - Goalkeeper Joe Hart has been left out of
England's World Cup squad by manager Gareth Southgate. The
31-year-old, who has won 75 caps, has had a poor season at club level,
conceding 39 goals in 19 Premier League games for West Ham. He was at
the Premier League strugglers on a season-long loan from champions
Manchester City. Jack Wilshere has also been left out. The Arsenal
midfielder has not played for England since their Euro 2016 departure.

Wednesday, 15 May 2018 - Uncapped 19-year-old Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold
has been named in Gareth Southgate's 23-man England squad. Defender
Gary Cahill has been recalled and there are also places on the plane
to Russia for Chelsea team-mate Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Burnley
goalkeeper Nick Pope. Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana is one of five
players on standby for the tournament, along with Burnley keeper Tom
Heaton, Clarets defender James Tarkowski, Bournemouth's Lewis Cook and
fellow midfielder Jake Livermore of West Brom. "I believe this is a
squad we can be excited about," Southgate said. "It is a young group
but with some really important senior players, so I feel the balance
of the squad is good, both in terms of its experience, its character
and also the positional balance."

Monday, 21 May 2018 - The England players that were involved in
the FA Cup Final on Saturday, and those Liverpool players involved in
the Champions League Final this coming Saturday, are not required to
report to St. George's Park today. Chelsea FC's youngster, Mason Mount
has joined the squad for training this week.

Tuesday, 22 May 2018 - On the second
day of training, Gareth Southgate announces Harry Kane as the World
Cup Finals captain for England. Manchester City defenders Kyle Walker
and John Stones are missing from the main training session, doing an
individual training programme's within the gym.